Now all you have to do is insert your images and add the xml file to the background of your button. You insert your images on your own. Add the XML file for your custom background by pasting this code in your button. <Button android:id="@+id/button_send" android:layout_width="...
Today’s interview is about a topic I have researched and loved for years. I think it’s firmly established by this point that I’m a bit of a geek when it comes to health, and no subject makes my heart flutter more than dental health.Yep...
On the Swift side of things, you need to prepare an object that is either Codable or an array of homogenous Codable objects. You’ll cover the whole flow from front to back shortly, but if you wanted to reduce the above sample to a short code snippet, it might look like this: struct...
All Android apps use up some memory when your app runs on the user’s device. Similar to the CPU, if your Android app uses more than the required memory, it could result in a memory error. Hence it is important to monitor your app memory usage and reduce it if it’s not in the o...